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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-06-09
A STARTLING FACT.

IL 10 not commonly known that q largo
proportion of the rheumatism and ncu.
ralsiS oytant IL traceabc directly 20 the
diseased condition or imperfect action OF
the kidneys and liver; therefore REMEDY
which cures the resulting disease must
have found and smittcn the first cause.
Many persons using Athlorhoros for
rheumatism and neuralgia have been
surprised to find that chronic disorders Of
the liver and kidneys have also been
greatly relieved md they have written
for an explanation. The fact il, that tho
remedy acts directly on these orgrrs,
cleansing them froD al irritating sub
stances lni regulating their action. Taken
in connection with hihlophoro3 Pills this
Is, without exception, the most valuable
kidney and liver remedy in the world, and
viii cure large proportion Of those who
have these discases
Copako Iron Works, Copake, N. Y.
For the last five years have been sub
ject to severe attacks Of rheumatism which
would cause me the most cxcr,iciating pain
in my chest; was obliged to put myself
under tho doctors care for two or tlreo
months at a time, and even then it wa,
almost impossible to get any relief. Tho
last time | was taken my son was at home,
and requested him to call the doctor,
but he said he hal heard Of n new remedy
for rheumatism called Athiophoros and
advised mo 10 try it. | dill and you can
imagine my surpriir, wrs relieved Of all
pain after taking one bottle and have not
been troubled since. Il saved ric quite
sum Of money, and what is better, WAS
not obliged To endure weeks Of Suffering
would not b. wi,hOrt i, in the housc Have
recommended it 10 others and it never fails
To give relief l.. II. pArrERsoS.
Every druggist should keep Athloph oros
end Athlophoros Pills, but where they can.
not be bought pf the druggist the A,hlo.
phoros Co., liz Wall ST., New York, will
send ei.her Carriage raidl on receipt Of
regular price, which il $40 ror tot.le
for Athlophoros and 5Oc. for Pills.
. For liver and kidney diseases DYSPEPSIA. In.
diSestion' weakness, nervous de- il,tv, di',Erct
oi women, constipation, hcadach,, iinuu.o
Diod' &c, Aulophors Pills are unequalcd
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-06-09

''l Pilttefm Diseases.
FDjt COILS skASkiNE
FOUND IT, " ALMOST A SPtnninnS;, DtuI
~JuoiIur,tc luininN. IfIC.
h,. i a. Miiler, 90 Last lb;th
foff, nsoured by KsGlrrnc. c.oi .sureet, N,|
ros,,tr,,on ..cT ''ycn yeass suncrins' Inll1a|
z. Gown ON i,o 'ivund7 20 " I,bc,,s lie III
sltt I'D auN'i ltso went 10 work I'm ~, ~ 90 ID
1e1,,S" ; n's inl, gn' m ak month CNG ds1.a
~. Charles Baxter. architec, .,,, :,
siot'' NeS York, was'.curcd .by fias. lxa
un,n. asne In nthree.inonths. after quhInssk nsk nss
1rs. :. Lawaon. lil Bergen St. p.,
m"s ,,', rhiod Ol maj ria and nervous dv.n.ctlr
man! years standing hy Kaskine. MI. 'pePas
" ttont having wholly iailed, sue qalhs
r.. - a. Solomons, OF 1852 HALLIDAY @,
80! tt'y, Ti,'cs My sCn Harryt els,sl, sl, 10
vac G"rC : oi Malaria by Kaskino' az, ls,s
",.',' w aess when VIC had given up an inh,a
l,t't :, ifuin tuc above persons, riSln,, ", ho,
81, wii' be sent ON appl'catlo /. 'aild,
sHt '' % So,h any pccus
or s"nt ~ ma on reccip, OF price.
The khSkINE co. ,l5iI Warren \, ~,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
FOURTH EDITION
senator mahons on tho Resait.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. l6.-Tbe
foliowiog 10 y copy OF o telegram sent
BY Senator Mshcue TO the Hon.
jones', chairman Of the Republican Ma
tiopal Commi.tse, at PitsburR:
You will be GLAD TO knov that In the
eagernese OF mr. Bsrbour's machine 70
count In n majority OF the Legislature
the Republicans are yet left the State
by q majority Of 2 coo
E,imipatiDs the larger OF the more
unpiushibg frsods, the Republican ma
jcr.:y would go To 600. We hold ye,
majorities in stx Consressiona al districts,
ana by tie counting machine two other
Districts are slyeu against us By less
than 800 each
We elect forty members Of the House
ip defiance OF Mr.. Barbonr's counting
machine, and the machine rObs rs oi
eleven members aud one senator, max
Ing four Republicans, honestly elected,
y msjority OF the House.
We lose seven members ard one Sen
aSor By the machine msiority, ranging
from seventeen TO ninety two.
In Federal elections, y ith supervisor
70 cheek the foul work Of the machine
she State IL good for Republicans By
eight members and twelve eicotora
vot's for the Republican Prosidentia
ticket.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
DIED..

SWEhxTNnr.-D the lelh Itst. Jaa.
wtdov OF the late James u. Ssoattmon'
aged 80 years.
heiAtives and friends arc invited 70 NJ
tend her fansrai froa her late resicerc,
NO. SIS french strset, on SATURDAY after.
noon. al q O'clock. lntefmeut at Wiimin,
ton aud brandysins esmgtery.
BU BN -suddsaly. on tho 18Th ,n,,
Thomas J. Bowen, In the 47,h year Of his
age.
ksistivss and friends and members of
Wilmtnst Lois no. !. q. q. q. W., are
respectfully Invited 70 attend bis funeral
from his lsto rendenoe. No. ss YanBuren
stree,. on Sund y afternoon, 81 O'Clock ia.
tsrment In Wilmington and Brandy vine
CemetRry
VILLA MSDh.-Dn the 10th inst. Samuel
10. Wiliiamscn, sge1 e6 years.
Relatives and frtends are TespectfuiIy IN
vited to attend bis funeral from his late
sideuce. 1i23 Weet Fourth street on Sat.
urday, November 10, at 2 o'clcek D. IN In.
tsrment Et WILMINGTON and Biandywtas
oemetSry.
lokUBb.--ln PhiladeIphta, on the Il'h inst
Ann Perfins 0robh, widow OF the lato
James 0Tubb, In her 5lst year.
l. Sorvicss ~ tho second rAptist Chur oh,
| friday, the lsth inst. at I o'clock Inter.
ment ut Wiiminston and Brandywlns Usm-
etery.
Relatives and trlsnis are invitsd wl.hou,
| further notice.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
RenOIutiona of Raanecf

The Society OF Christian Workers OF
Mt. Salem NJ. Z. Church have passed the
following reso usions on the death OF Mrs.
Mary v Rtmente, member OF that
society.
WHHEEAs II has pleased our Heaven y
Father, In IL wise Providence, 10 re.
move from among US our beloved sister;
and bs 1t
Resolved that In her death our society
has lost an earnest and efiicien. member
her husband a Kind and loving wife: her
parents an afectionate and dutiful daugh
ter; the church deyout supporter, an Il
the community IN which she lived a sym
pathizlng friend The society herewith,
extend their sincere sympathy to the be
reayed husband and parents.
Resolved, That copy OF these resolu.
tions be sent to tn, family OF the deceased
sister and that they be published IN =, ,-
Delaware Ledger and some Wilmington
papers" ''A
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
A New ConciAve.

The order of Heptasophs or 3. w. NJ.
was introduced into thts city about two
years ago, and Friendship Conclaye No 1,
was organ'aed. This was followed by
Nos. . and 3, and then halt was made,
10 enable these Conclaves to become es
tablished ON good arm basis. This has
now BEEN done and at recent meeting
Of the Grand Conclave a dispensation was
granted tor the organization of No 4.
Several preliminary meetings have been
held, and as the excellence of this order
is SO we'll. known, there was no difficulty
experienced in obtaining names, but con.
siderable discretion has been exercised by
those having the ma ter in hand ss to who
were accepted. About fifty have signed
the charter, and the last preliminary
meeting will be held this evening, in the
Harkntss Building, at which time officers
will be elected for the balance OF the
term The new Conclaye will be insti-
tuted on Saturday evening, and eyerv
member oi the order, especially those OF
Liberty Conciave. are invited 10 be PIE.
sent.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
working the sh.l, asms.

The shells is great game. II Is played
generally with three halt shells OF Eng
! lish walnuts and little ball OF gum
about as big as pea. The ball is made
OF stuff used in printing press rollers.
/ throw out the shells on table. Place
sne OF them over the ball and move them
all about. Where is the bal. Bet any
body ne can't fnd IL.
We |, soma fellow Is sure he has fol.
lowed me in my movements be has
see n me put certain she'll over the ball.
took good care that ne noticed II. That
WAS the bait. He bets me ten, twenty
dollars that he can pick out the shell
over the ball. bet He picks up thu
shell that he has kept his eye on. Well,
the ball Is not there IL Ia under another
shell. win. Now that's as easy a.
preaching. As move the shell ab put,
manage TO press finger against III ball,
which sticks TO the finger, and quietly
place II VI der another shell. So you see
Mr.. smarty is sold again.
The shells bring in money fast. The
bets are big We have to put up iiocr'
ally, though, to people IN charge ol isirs
and other such gatherings to be allowed
to run. Then special officers have got to
be remembered. too
"Don't the peop wlo sre-Are--'
Swiptled'
Yes Don't they ever grumbld'
They do So it's the business OF the
fskir TO be cool aud qn ck I've stood
unarmed in a crowd Of hundred or two
hundred men, all ready TO kill me, and |
Just laughed away their threats But If
we are cernered we must fight our wty
through. and We do II. But our aim is To
live in quiet and peace. We waat 10 IS.
cape attracting any attention The shells
bring In sometimes three hundred dollais
in day. We don't Keep the money
about us. As last Us we win we let II
partner pretend TO win from us, 50 that II
we should BE- locked up and any victim
wants his money back, nothing is found
on US. Sometimes the confederate is 4
woman.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
THIRD ! EDITION.
The Flsiaeriek.

The date for the first session of the
Fisheries Conference has been left, IL Is
said, TO the discretion of the British Minis
ter, who will consult the convenience OF
his ,sociates.
the National Fishery Association met
in New York yesterday. President F. b.
Babson, of Gloucester. Massachusetts,, in
his address, claimed that the fisheries and
their attendant Industries had become
a matter of strong national interest, and
that 1t was of vital Importance that the
Government should at once take action
to protect It's interests. Reports from
different parts Of the country were pre-.
scented showinS that the fishery interest
was In need of legislation to save II from
des ruetion
A com miesion was appointed by :he
Dominion Government IN May last TO in
quire and report on the condition OF the
lobster fisheries inthe maritime provinces
the commission has now made Il report,
recommending "thst all lobster fishing In
the Gulf be shut down for three years ex-
cept Tor six weeks next season, TO enable
packers TO use up all their surplus stock
of cana, etc ~
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
MARRIED..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BRANwhITE-DONUHUE.-onth tho OH
lust. BY the Nsy. b. ID. NewDufy, ~ UIl.
We. fieeoytsrisa usureh, Mr Charie,
hranwhite 70 MRS. MARI FiArcn Donch he 3,
both OF this c,tv
sMiTH-MUukE. AT d:sc@M. V ohm @ :.
on sns ieth INST by tEs hev. JactL 1ndd,
u. D, sssisteI by the Kay. J. 4, = lIon
- II, k0psrt W. smith and MaseI,e II
Moore. beth OF this city.
VbAsEY-HlCKMAN-on Move nbsr lsth,
~ the residence of tho brides pareuts
y can Grove, N. J by the Rey, Henr,
belting. Beniamin X. yeAscy, OF vii
Of Wiimiuston, pei.
JONES ES-wU1D.-on October ~. by IN,
hev. j. nfysE, lIinseia l.. Jones and
Ida II. Wood.
JON On November 10, b,
the New. J. T. Bryan, J. .. Jones AND
Della Lynch, both Of this oity
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
when Train Taxes = ness.

tHe'"hS a&~s1sNs
George Francis Train 10 about the
queerest mortal that ever lived. II Is
more than likely that he 10 right when
he says he isn't mad. George Francis
sometimes sits down with friend
and talks about himself and his carry.
ings-on as nationally as an actor talks
about his own performances on the
stage, and with q good deal OF the
same study of method and of the effect
upon his audience. Al suoh times
Train iorgets all about Psycho and his
vow never TO talk 10 man, aud gives
one the impression that he Is . very
clever actor taking q brief rest from
tho role which he has chosen to play
as a life,jo6. When. at such times,
he drops Psyche and, in so far as pos.
sible, himself, Train is as shrewd and
entertaining u eonversationallsl as one
would care TO spend an idle hour with
q man Of brains, keen perceptions,
marvellous assimilation OF facts, phe-
nomenal memory and epigrammatic
eXpression-just such o man as Phi
Armour delights In.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
kielu TriA,s

The fourth annual field trials OF the
Philadelphia Kennel cluo began az Fred
erica on Tuesday last The Members
Stakes was the first OF the series and bad
for contestants J.. Shusiers ;, Jr., English
settlers clyde 4. against T. Comforts
English setter bitch Casino. Gladstone
and Colonel r. RidggaY's Laveracs set
Ter Volley against j. II. Winslow's point
er dog Bang In the first series Clyde 7
beat Casino. q adstone and Yolley beat
Clyde T and won arst prize, second 90
ing 10 Clyde 7. The Derby had eight
contestants as follows. Chestnut Nili
Kennels, Desmond II, and Winnie IL, 7.
Comfort's English setter Princess Alba
and w. ii Chnd's Irish Sc ter Betsry
Leigh; J. II Winslow's pointers, Susan
ma and Brunette; Colonel Ridgway's and
Clark's English setterdog, Charley West
colt, and ). n Roberts ! .e!gh Doane III
ln the ii rst series tina; was run Prir cess
Alba beat Desmond L ;Beisey Leigh t-n'
Susanns sni Leigh Dosne III, te.,
Charley Westcolt.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
Caught NJ Last.

Two fashionsbly dressed mon, nAmed
MiaoI aud Carson, who have been In
custody 1, Chicago for several days ~
vAs,sDSs, are 10 be taken 70 Bostoo 70
answer the charge Of robbing the Office
OF the Roxbury Gas Company. 1, Ia
said that they Wtre on Wednesday, y
identified "as the perpetrators Of the
laigest bond ruhorry On record, the
theft Of $40. 600 In securities from the
office OF james Young. . New York
rssl estate broker, about 1879 The full
amount was recovered, bat no direct
evidence could be brought againet Oar
son, and Miner escaped from court
osihff the day before tho case came mp.
Ii Is net thought probsb they will
.Rsin bs arrai.ned for the bond roe
befyD
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
Nh, for Bo,b schools.

In respect TO the management OF TIE
proposed free hospital for which IL
oent collections are now being taken
mp, Mrs Harrington, who Is ,reasurei
OF tbs iaud, states that the boz pital
will be under the exclusive charge ol
alorsthe. Mrs Harrington eays thai
the ladies interested have consulted the
beet authorities snd they are OF the
unanimous opinion that II would bt
imprscticAbie
Itis understood that this decision Ia
based on the bslief tha. as msst OF tht
cases will be surgical ones. the HON GA
paths would have but little to do. IL u
understood that the authorities oonsn Z
cd were Drs. David W. Maui, l. q
Bush and James A. Draper. They say
the union oil the two schools for such
work would bs uuwise, and that II hai
been repeatedly triej, and has always
failed
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
.'ISelllnan u

On Saturday night the McCsull
Opera Company viii appear At the
Opera House In "B sllmaa," the lates
and most successful opera. This opera
has had an excellent run in Ph.lsdei.
phia, and the North American speaks
Of IL IS follow:
'Bellman' ID q II ne Opera comique
There Is plenty OF light, ostchiug n us'c
In IL, and more than one Of its airs will
be heard on the street before the wee b
10 out Bellman's opening song Is sure
to be popular. 90 Is the pretty air
given to the te;fing dea a.er's daughter
In the frst act. The Lspiander duett
bstween Belman and Ulls made an i'm :
mediate impression.
The reserve sale opsned at Th0mas'
this morning a. y O'Clock, and half an
hour before that time there was q large
crowd 10 waiting, anxious to obtain
sestS. An1mber we're disposed OF, but
there aIe still some choice onss left,
which can be secured by early applica.
ton.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
A woman snSt.

On Tuesdsy night there was party
OF oolored people at \ place called Con
gress Hall. on Union street, neal
Fourth. Dancing vas kept rp unliI
about 2 O'Clock yesterday morning,
when the participants staried for ,beiI
bones. jackson Myers and Rachel
CtieY were walking together, when, ss
she alleges, they were attacked by sew
eral men. Myers drew his revolver &c
defend himself when IL WAS soci'
deptaliy discharged snd the bal
entered ths woman's hip, iuhloting q
serious bus not necesearily dAnRerou,
wound. She WAS removed TO her home
ON Lafayette street, but when seen thi,
morning refused to give any informa
ton concerning the matter any farther
than TO say that it was accidental, AID
that she rad no desiIe 20 have hyerI
nrres cd
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
A sad But true s,orI

A few yeara ago y0ntg usa I
Brew!rgton aud hla vile ;snM
this city from Ssiidb1ry i,!d
hope Tor tho future. The y1ll
WAS quite prepossesslns and
idollzed by the husband. he
barber, engaged In that basn,
Eighth street near P1pH ~
lived and carried II en- for soma
but afterwards removed 10 px
Seventh street. Before they ven
o great while the wife became M
with nervous debility and Esea
slimulants as a remedy. ltAia
sired effect, bat uniOrllnaT.1's ~
OF drink had grown upon be- a
became 80 addicted 10 II ,aA ~
FREQ entity intoxicated. u
With the hope Of wesnin9 hd
he sent her home TO 6allsolIil v
sne remained but o short tima aau|
returned, and as the husband 'aaJ
live with her, Obtained board ~
in the eastern part Of the cliy, \
meantime the husband, TOO, Aa "
into bad habits, and was s'll's 4
playing policy. The yep ,',l i
gan bling was easy, and n ssaoa|
he was cond uotiDR q gauotns. !
his own IN the McCaI!ope1 ~ y.
Fifth and Walnut streets. IN y,
night he assaulted man asAs,1'' .,1'
been told in these co!nnIi ~
man, In testliy!pg 10 'te ',saa,s, al0.',' !,
evidence which resulted 10 ot ,si'
being committed In defau'. o. ~
Tor keeping q gambling nol,e al
He Is now IN New Case ~. -,
last night Offiosr Crcss ill9ls,' .l.s,'
in . helpless state Of il'9Ilc"ss.s w.
was Obliged to summon ~. :. "a, b
Gers TO assist him ID gel"a' :, - !.
hall, and at . O'Clock Iais L ,i ~
was atill too drubk to tAi' sIs ~
She isrow but a wreck o. :! y In II
was, and her oncs beeut Ia -; w. !, y n
tive face Is b!oatei and '''4''
dissl nation.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
Prosperity In the West.

Ex Governor Hauser, of Montana, who
is in Chicago, Gays that "althouRh the
Territory lost S20, 100000 in cattle last
year there had not been single failure.
They bad built SEQ miles OF railroad tn is
year and on the Northern Pacific road
i've branches, of from 25 u 50 miles long,
running into the Territory. Gold, silver
and copper had been taken out to the
amount of S2G, coo COO and Montana had
produced more than half of the copper OF
the United States"
The National Swine Breeders Associa-
ton met In Chicago yesterday 1t was
reported that the past year had been the
most prosperous ever experienced In the
history OF the organization, and thst the
losses from swine diseases had been
much smaller than usual. z. L Thomas,
Of Russgille, Indiana, was elected Presi-
dent.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
Another VISIT To Trenton.

Another delegation OF farmers OF this
ooanty, accompanied by Mr.. 8. John
son, went to Trenton this mornir in
order 10 inspect the hedges planted and
dressed by tho Dayton He'd 80 Company.
The assass have been quite successful
in procuring subscribers - the stock,
and tba organization OF the Company In
few wetks is nov fixed fact. The
hedge recommends itself, and the stock.
holders will doubtless get good divi-
oends on the amount subscTined, max.
Ing their half mile or mile OF fencs cost
tnsm nothing.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
He Was Only Tired.

Last night Officer Solomon found
James Jenkins on Water street acting IL
manner which led him 10 believe thai
he was drunk lie accordingly took him
to the station, and this morning he wa,
arralgned before Judge Cummips, when
he dcnied being drunk, ard said that h,
was only tired. Upon being asked how
many drinks he had, he replied that b,
only had three yesterday morning, and
could not remember h W many he hat
during the afternoon and evening. Tn,
Judge disgusted MIN by imposing fine o
{? and costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
~~s~
DuPoLt Post.

The bszsar still oontiL ues to draw
good crowds Of visitors. About 70i
people were pfafept last night. About
400 OF thtm were children, whose chie
attraction is the Punch ana JUDY ihow
The "sirl sboes" did no. come off
Among the visitors last evening wss Z
delegation from Winfield SCOTT Post
No. IA, Of Pbilsdslphia. A number o
large sales have been made By thos,
having stsnds In the bazaar, ana good,
are delivered direct from that place.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
Tho Bowen lnuuest,

Coroner Barnhi this morning sun.
moned . jury 70 invcsticate the death
u Thomas j. Boseh, . mil account cl
whose death appeared In yeaierdsy u
paper. After listening u the tesiinony y
.oi The party who wers boWen's com.
pausons, tho jury adjourned until 4.S(
". ID orTow afternocn. In tho meant mi
the scepe OF the accident will be visites
so that the jury Gao understand exact
~ how the affair occurred. The state
ments Of the witnesses As to how the &C
cldeEt occurred were the same "A wa
given In yesierdsy's REPUBLICAN.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
Reuu,te<1 zoerbx

Charles Pbilip Zoerb was in this city
again , yesterday and stated that his wife
tAt agreed 10 go 20 Philadelphia and
take care OF tho child which hs obtain.
I'd posiessiop OF on MordAy. There ID
. fair prospt ct Of . recon- o,listion st IN
early Gate. He says that Mrs.. IL ,erb's
statement that he used tuburin 70
get possession OF the child In untrue, and
that Mayor Rhsads told her she must
give mp the child. Mrs.. Z yerb, is is
said, acknowledged this statement 70
be untrue.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
frightened Away.

a telegram from LsncasteI, Pa ssyt
=. w. JOHNSON, a pIomtneLt lawyer,
left for parts uuknoan, yetterdsy, with
bis youngest child, n aill, aged 6 years,
leaving hio wife and three grown
daughter. "He was the owntr OF q
farm aud to:el property, but recently
became financially involved, and the
last execution entered a2ainst him !or
% 600 frightened him away" Johnson
wac at ole time ci.trlo. attorney OF The
county.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
s.
SuArding tho Dead,

Armed guards keep watch day and
night over the vault la WSldheim Gem.
etery, Chicago, where the bodies Of
Spies, Parsons, Engel, Lineg and
Fischer are placed. They are in the
employ of the Defence Committee, an,
the intention 10 to maintain q guard
until n permanent burial place has been
secured. 1t is said friends of the exc.
cuted Gen are generally in favor OF
purchasing few acres of land ,ad accent
20 the city. and reserving 1t for this
purDOse.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17

There will be few runnir z races in
addition TO the b,cyc Taces at the
Thsnkssiy me-ttra OF the VIII
nington Wheel Club. Crest irterest il
ceIteTed In TIE two-ri,a q bicycle State
cham p.oDship race. Wimiugsonisrs
are suTe that BEto.etio viii ~ip, bui
thoee who sre acquainted with Cattis
are inst as sure tha! he will retain The
cham pionsh!p. Ths race viii 10 doubt
he ciCAs
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
Returned Home.

The manager Of LeBalche, who is a
brother OF John l.. sullivan his treasurer
and Mr.. Morr's L. Morris, the CORES
roHGent of The New York ana Chicago
sN4rtiag and Theatrical journal, went TO
New iUra Sunday m rning with the ex-
pee Ation u seeing the great light between
Carney aEi McAuN.h Hr. Moses re.
turned home this morui,g.